Each month I share some of the newly-published and soon-to-be-released book on infertility, family building, and related emotional, spiritual, or physical issues. I haven’t read any of these yet, but I wanted to share them with you in case you might be interested.
Misconception: Social Class & Infertility in America by Ann V. Bell
This looks like an really interesting read on how race and social class affect infertility research and societal attitudes. It’s not something you hear much about, and it sounds fascinating and eye-opening.
What Your Heart Needs for the Hard Days: 52 Encouraging Truths to Hold On To by Holley Gerth
I loved Gerth’s You’re Going to Be Okay (read my review here), and I think her writing is perfect for the devotional format of this book.
Eat Yourself Pregnant: Essential Recipes for Boosting Your Fertility Naturally by Zita West
Zita West is one of the most well-known fertility experts in the world, and I’m really interested in reading this to help me improve my nutrition during the next few months.
If you’re interested in checking out some other good reads during infertility, stop by my Resources page.
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I want to check this Eat yourself Pregnant book! Curious to see what it says! I’m impressed that you have time to read so many books 🙂
Well, I haven’t read any of these yet, but I definitely want to! I guess once of the “silver linings” of infertility and not having kids yet is that I have a lot of time to read! 😉
Misconception sounds like a really good read. Being one of those infertile women that was within the poor category for years, I think it would be interesting to read.
I agree. I read an article the other day that talked about how most infertility drug trials are done on white women. Yet infertility strikes 1 out of 8- of every color and race! Fascinating stuff.